Western Underground On Chris LeDoux's Legacy 10 Years After His Death

[@diannedoble4361]

I just love Chris, his music is awesome, so sad that he is not with us anymore.

[@hpstrunkiii8056]

We'll all see him again. I want the chance to see him.

[@billyreeves8315]

Yes, his facial expressions and smile u can see Chris I think.

[@paulajane9828]

I love Chris miss you love your music forever ned love your music forever 🤠🎸♥️🤠

[@Howard007]

I don’t know why the interviewer would ask that guy about Chris when his son Ned was right in the middle

[@jerryjohanan1940]

Because he is stupid

[@michealriebel6866]

Just ask Ned, carry on your dad's style, he was the best, write a tribute, Ned, keep going hard. Battle hard

[@hpstrunkiii8056]

@@michealriebel6866 remember Hank, jr. You can't make a son into the memory of his father. They will naturally gravitate towards their legacy.

[@Howard007]

@@Leveraction-xr4uz I can see that, Amen.

[@papadopp3870]

I am four years late to this, but, probably he talked to Mark because, being a radio guy, and since Chris and they went to Nashville Mark Sissel has carried the torch and been THE guy with media. Mark is an amazing man…. that’s true of all the WU guys including Ned.

[@dorothymets509]

Ned looks a little like his dad and sounds a bit like his dad.

[@darlaalley8302]

Let Ned talk